Yes. As they say, "The fear of death is the driving force behind human action. A limited time on earth is what makes humankind seek material and spiritual achievement. It is what makes life precious and dear".

I'm looking forward to it. I'd be lying if I said i wasn't scared of the pain. But I think death is a comforting notion for me. I think it's natural for organisms to want to go on living, we're processed that way. But I just don't have that "want". I'm either depressed or just someone who sees no point in existence.

There has never been a day in my life where I thought to myself, "Hey I want to live until I'm 60 or 100". I think aging is even worse than death. I'm scared of getting veiny hands, bent back and being unable to do daily tasks. I think I'd rather die than live like that.

I'm more afraid of the pain of death than the actual death itself. I think I would be more afraid of being murdered, if only because it's someone else taking your life when you had time left. But if I were to die at random painlessly from a medical condition, I might wonder if my time was up and if I had spent it well.

If a fear of death is about losing time, then yes, I am afraid. If it's a fear of not existing, I'm not really worried about that.

I was dead for billions and trillions of centuries before, so... back to the roots, I guess? Dying in a heroic way would be some sort of an achievement, but lying on a hospital bed and pine away, suffering from cancer or something... no, thanks.

At one time in my life, I admit I was. The thought of dying truly terrified me. But ever since my wife died, I have come to the conclusion that I no longer care whether I live or die. I'm already dead emotionally, so physical death no longer holds any power over me. I'm not going to do anything to hasten the process, but when it comes, with what I'm going through, I will consider it a blessing. I have made my peace with the universe.